Blessings to you and to Whimsy. When it was time for Ebony to leave
this world, I took him out in the snow and let himsit/lay in the
cold. This is what he wanted and we froze until the vet got there on
New Year's Eve night....Middletown Animal Clinic rocks. Taking a very
old, sick cat out into the cold and snow made no sense to anyone but
the two of us. You have a heart connection with Whimsy and I am so
glad it worked.
On Dec 30, 2010, at 6:46 PM, Emeraldkittee wrote:
After a stressful, scary week, Whimsy, aka the Whimzinator, is back
and better than ever. I knew all he wanted was to go out, so
relunctantly, I took him in the yard with me for an hour in the
cold, and he was thrilled. he sniffed, walked around, and then ran
back in. He was satisfied, had his fill. He literally came back to
life in front of my eyes. He hasn't wanted to go out since, and we
don't have any plans to do so. Just to build his enclosure. It was
against everything I believe is right, but I felt him telling me it
was the only way he'd eat again. I really felt he would die if he
didn't get to do this. The pepcid injections helped too - but right
after he ran in, he ate again, after barely eating for 6 days. He's
now back to where he was calorie wise, and is even more loving and
cuddly...
go figure...
thank you everyone for your help. And thank you for the suggestions
on nausea - i think he got a sour tummy from being upset, and
created a big problem for himself. your suggestions made me
remember i could get pepcid injections (since we can't pill him) and
this was great.
Shannon and the royal cat Whimsy
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